Treatment for vitamin D toxicity usually includes a low-calcium diet and stopping vitamin D supplements. A doctor may prescribe oral or IV medications such as diuretics, steroids, and hormones.
IV fluids can help reduce calcium levels in the bloodstream. People with damaged kidneys or impaired kidney function may need dialysis to compensate for the additional fluids during treatment.

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